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Newspaper
Patoka Register
Location
Patoka, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1928
Page
4
R J Wensley argues metal workers may free labor from industrial slavery while warning robotic progress remains curious rather than industrial. The piece also surveys citrus grafts in Riverside, a Muscle Shoals nitrogen plant hope, Mussolini price law impacts, looming farm machinery shifts, a wary note on sudden changes, and a dramatic baby revival case with Mrs G E Olmstead's transfusion.
Dr. James E. Boyle, testing oldest New York farmhouse, finds the 1864 Downs house in Southampton to be the state’s oldest. The Mabie house at Rotterdam Junction dates from around 1680 to 1690, with Mabies remaining in the same family for generations.
The Ladies Aid of the M. E. Church South urges all members to attend a meeting on April 4 1928 for important business. Members should bring back clues to assist with outstanding obligations. Mrs Letta Purcell president.
We thank our sympathizing neighbors and friends for assistance during the illness death and burial of our sister and aunt. Grateful to those who contributed flowers and helped in any manner during the sad hours. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Cooper and Children.
Vernon column reports visitors and gatherings across town. Families like Rouse Revis Hathaways attend shows in Vandalia and Patoka events are listed with church, club, and meeting notes. A town hall entertainment on March 24 and a Republican convention in Patoka are noted along with births and quilting activities.
Mrs. Laura Meador and her granddaughter Alice visited Vernon on Tuesday along with Tom Belcher and one son as callers, extending family greetings in the town.
Willie Lowé of Arnold Chapel is noted as a shopper in the city on Wednesday. The fragment records a brief sighting of Lowé and highlights local commerce activity.
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